books by Jacquelyn Mitchard     books:     Jacquelyn Mitchard      Still Summer Jacquelyn Mitchard Grand Central Publishing, 2008 starts slow, picks up speed and intensity I listened to the book over a three week period. At first, it was a bit dull in the set-up of the main characters. Once however, the women go on their boat trip, the pace picks ups significantly. I couldn't wait to listen each day on my commute to and from work. Some ...             Christmas, Present Jacquelyn Mitchard HarperCollins, 2003 Wisdom for any time of year What I love about this short novel is its truth. This is life the way it really is. The series of characters surrounding the dying woman are skillfully and unsentimentally drawn. Kids wonder whether they will have enough money to keep the dog, one daughter scolds ...             The Midnight Twins Jacquelyn Mitchard Razorbill, 2008 The genius of this author The genius of Jacquelyn Mitchard lies not just in the stories that she creates, but in the incredible character development in each and every one of her stories. By the time the book ends, you feel as though you know the characters personally but you are satisfied that ...             Cage of Stars Jacquelyn Mitchard Grand Central Publishing, 2007 Wonderfully written.... If the rating system was based on tears I cried while reading this novel, I would have to give it a thousand stars.... This is the first book I have read by Ms. Mitchard, and I was captivated from the first paragraph; as one reviewer observed, this book practically ...             A Ghost at Heart's Edge: Stories and Poems of Adoption North Atlantic Books, 1999 The Most Literate Adoption Reader As as adoptive mom & as a writer, I find it hard to locate books that satisfy my yearning for both literary fulfillment AND insight into the "triad" that is Adotpion. "Ghost at Heart's Edge" is that rare book; It's elevating intellectually, an imaginative opening (lots ...             The Breakdown Lane Jacquelyn Mitchard Avon A, 2008 Wonderful Women's Fiction I actually picked up this book on the recommendation of--don't laugh!--Stephen King. As one of the ten books he recommended for late summer reads in an issue of Entertainment Weekly Magazine, the premise hooked me. The book centers around a woman who not only loses ...             Now You See Her Jacquelyn Mitchard HarperTeen, 2008 Beyond Good Expecting this to be a book I would want my teenage grandchild to read, I went into it thinking it would be fun, light and somewhat less than captivating. I was dead wrong. Took me about two days with a very busy schedule to finish because I was so committed to ...             All We Know of Heaven: A Novel Jacquelyn Mitchard HarperTeen, 2008 Impossible to put down Bridget Flannery and Maureen O'Malley are neighbors, and have been BFFs since they were tiny. They're also nearly identical, with small frames, blonde hair and big almond-shaped green eyes. Both girls take great pride in being cheerleaders (and hate that cheerleaders ...             The Deep End of the Ocean (Oprah's Book Club) Jacquelyn Mitchard Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999 Great cliffhanger--her first book and it is spellbinding I read this book when it was new and at the time I had a son the age of Ben. I had little time for any reading at the time, but was drawn in every moment I could spare for a few days until I finished it. Amazing for a first novel--extremely well written and ...             A Theory of Relativity Jacquelyn Mitchard HarperTorch, 2002 Excellent read I think this book was very entertaining and thought provoking. It's a good book-club book!             Breakdown Lane Jacquelyn Mitchard HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd, 2006 Wonderful Women's Fiction I actually picked up this book on the recommendation of--don't laugh!--Stephen King. As one of the ten books he recommended for late summer reads in an issue of Entertainment Weekly Magazine, the premise hooked me. The book centers around a woman who not only loses ...             The Most Wanted Jacquelyn Mitchard Signet, 1999 The perfect title for a book about love, in all its forms I never expected to enjoy this book. I bought it at goodwill for about ten cents because I had read The Deep End of the Ocean and thought it was ok. I was shocked by this book. Perhaps because at the time I read it I was only two years older than Arley, our 14 year old ...             Look Both Ways Jacquelyn Mitchard Razorbill, 2009 In the second book of the Midnight Twins trilogy, Meredith and Mallory Brynn are finally coming to terms with their special gifts: Meredith to see into the past, Mallory to see into the future. But they never expect that their powers will reveal danger so close to home. Mallory must help her best friend, Eden, find the strength to defy her ...             Baby Bat's Lullaby Jacquelyn Mitchard HarperCollins, 2004 Baby Bat's a joy Baby Bat shines with Jacquelyn Mitchard's lyrical descriptions and Julia Noonan's excellent illustrations. I love Mitchard's writing, but I never expected her to tackle bats! But this paean to Mother Love, with its lovely rhymes and luminous pictures of soaring bats, ...             Winesburg, Ohio Sherwood Anderson Caedmon, 2002 An honest depiction of the emptiness of humanity Often credited as an inspiration by the renowned literati of the 20th century, Sherwood Anderson exhibited his subtle fineness and simple genius when he penned `Winesburg, Ohio' in 1919. Told as a collection of short stories, the `grotesque' inhabitants of the ...          products you might be interested in search for books adoption, breakdown, christmas, midnight, relativity, winesburg      geepe.com    web we recommend Great cliffhanger--her first book and it is spellbinding randomly chosen book: Implementing Dimensions of Learning